one opportunity we have to fix it, and we say we d love to have fixed it but it was election season so i thought i d wait. that s republican senator kevin cramer of north dakota, one of the very few gop lawmakers to go on record in favor of passing the border deal despite donald trump s demands. we ll have more from capitol hill on those negotiations straight ahead. plus a potentially significant development in the hostage negotiations between israel and hamas with the cia director set to travel abroad in hopes of closing a deal. and also ahead, we ll go through donald trump s temper tantrum in court and get legal analysis on what s next in the defamation damages trial. good morning and welcome to way too early on this friday, january 26th. we made it to friday. i m jonathan lemire, thanks for starting your day with us. and we ll begin with this news from the middle east. cia director william burns expected to travel starting in europe in the coming days to help broke
judge pirro dane and perino and greg gutfeld. as the squad reaches a disgusting low in defense of hamas. i ve condemned what hamas has done. the rape, of course, but we have to remember that israel is a democracy. that is why they re a strong ally. i asked about hamas. i answeredier question. i think rape is horrific, sexual assault is horrific. i think it happens in war situations. terrorist organizations like hamas obviously are using these as tools and however i think we have to be balanced about bringing in the outrages against palestinians. but you don t see israeli soldiers raping. i don t want this to be the hierarchy of oppression. yeah you do. jaya paul thinks we need to be balanced. october survivor said he witnessed as many as ten terrorists assaulting a israeli women. the victim who screamed to be killed was shot in the head and where are the women s groups? we reached out to top female organizations in the country that support liberal causes, so far c
breaking news. the jury in the kim potter trial revealing they could be deadlocked. the jury asking a key question tonight, which is what happens if they don t reach a consensus? potter is on trial for killing daunte wright after she says she meant to pull her taser but instead pulled her gun and that jury has been sent home for the night. they have been deliberating now for more than 14 hours. adrienne broaddus is out front with us now. adrienne, a very revealing quefrom this jury tonight. what did the judge tell them? well, the judge re-read an instruction she gave to them yesterday. and that first question they asked certainly signals there may be some sort of debate or disagreement brewing among members of the jury. the zwruj judge said to them, in part, deliberate with a view toward reaching an agreement if key word if you can do so without violating your individual judgment. members of the jury also had
aclu? all you depend upon is the court s ability to maintain the truth? right. we need the courts to be there and fortunately since this administration has come to power, the courts have pushed back and said, we do. that doesn t mean we ll win every case but it s critical for our system of checks and balances that the courts play a meaningful role and this judge said right now i have a meaningful role to play, a critical role to stop these deportations and i think the wruj really got how much harm these individuals may be in, even threatened with death if they re sent back. thanks for joining us to clear it up. msnbc has just received a statement from north korea s u.n. ambassador about otto warmbier it reads in part, quote, warmbier is clearly a criminal. he died monday, one week after